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• Disability status not a game-changer

  April 9, 2013 in Region on Page A1 SEATTLE – On a good day of golf, Ken Brunette will shoot just a few strokes over par. On a bad outing, Odin Rondestvedt will stray into the 100s. Jack … 24

• Overlooking disability insurance can be costly

  July 29, 2012 in Business, Health on Page E1 CHICAGO – Long-term disability insurance is the forgotten insurance. The importance of auto, health, homeowners and life insurance is well known. But disability coverage, which replaces lost earnings if you …

• Service animals help more than the blind

  July 29, 2012 in City, Health on Page A1 Max drags a laundry basket over to Charlie Bales and passes her clothes as she loads the washing machine. Max, a German shepherd, also shuts off the lights, opens the … 21

• Shawn Vestal: Disability ‘lifestyle’ must not apply to senator

  April 11, 2012 in City on Page A5 Ever wonder who, exactly, “the most vulnerable” are? We’ve all heard of them. The “most vulnerable” are the folks who Republican budgeteers in Olympia vow to protect while they cut … 12

• Selected roads open only to disabled hunters’ vehicles

  July 22, 2009 in City on Page A1 CHEWELAH – Disabled hunters made more than 200 trips last year to hunt wildlife on Colville National Forest access roads specifically designed to accommodate them. The roads were so popular, …

• Ex-deputy accused of defrauding VA

  August 27, 2008 in City on Page B3 A former Bonner County sheriff’s deputy who feigned being a paraplegic collected an estimated $1.5 million in Veterans Administration benefits before being indicted last week in Spokane, U.S. Attorney Jim …